All water supplied to our customers meets the regulatory standards set by the state and federal governments and, in almost all cases, the quality was significantly better than required. We are committed to delivering a safe and reliable water supply to our customers. Zone 7 continues to deliver all water below the California Division of Drinking Water's response levels for PFOA and PFOS.
What Zone 7 is doing about PFAS:
We want our consumers to know that as part of our commitment to water quality, Zone 7 has been following regulatory guidance on PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) as contaminants of emerging concern, as we do with all such contaminants that may pose a health risk, because public health and safety is our highest priority. We have been conducting voluntary monitoring of our systems since 2013 and following State regulatory testing requirements since they were implemented in 2019. In the instances where these contaminants have been sampled above response levels (RL) in Zone 7 wells, Zone 7 has taken steps to treat the contaminants and they are below response levels in water delivered to customers. More information on the monitoring of our systems can be found in the presentations and staff reports linked below.
Zone 7's Commitment to Transparency:
At Zone 7, transparency is one of our core values. Zone 7 has posted all sampling data, reports and presentations to the Board on its website where the public can access it anytime. We have also included this data in our 2018 and 2019 Consumer Confidence Reports. In addtion to that, we have created a PFAS Information Sheet that is regularly updated to help our customers better understand this issue. We have also compiled local, state and federal resources for our consumers to easily access. All of this information can be found in the links below. Should you have any additional questions, please contact our Water Quality Manager, Gurpal Deol at waterquality@zone7water.com.
Click on the links below for Zone 7 PFAS information:
- PFAS Information Sheet (Updated September 25, 2020)
- PFAS Technical Memorandum 1 PFAS and Hexavalent Chromium Treatment Feasibility Study (Draft June 2020)
- PFAS Update (eNewsletter February 11, 2020)
- PFAS Presentation to the Board, April 17, 2019 (Power Point)
- PFAS Presentation to the Board, April 17, 2019, (Live Recording)
- PFAS Staff Report, April 17, 2019, Item No. 9
- PFAS Update Presentation to the Board, September 18, 2019 (Power Point)
- PFAS Presentation to the Board, September 18, 2019, (Live Recording)
- PFAS Staff Report, September 18, 2019, Item No. 10
Click on the links below for information from your retailer:
- City of Pleasanton PFAS Information Sheet
- City of Pleasanton Consumer Confidence Report 2018
- Dublin San Ramon Services District Consumer Confidence Report 2018
- City of Livermore Consumer Confidence Report 2018
- CalWater Consumer Confidence Report 2018
Click on the links below additional State and Federal resources on PFAS:
- How PFAS Cycle Through the Environment
- CA DDW PFOA & PFOS Factsheet
- EPA PFAS Basic Information
- Center for Disease Control PFAS Factsheet
- Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry PFAS and Your Health
- PFOA Stewardship Program
Have additonal questions about Water Quality? Email us at waterquality@zone7water.com
Additional Water Quality Resources for Consumers:
- Common Questions about Your Tap Water
- Taste and Odor Due to Algae
- Water Supply/Reliability
- Water Quality/Treatment
- Water Rates
- Water Conservation & Rebates
- Untreated Water Service
Monthly Water Inventory
Reports & Planning Documents
Other Resources
